Study comparing two teaching methods for nursing students

This study tests a simulation-based training method for midwifery students to practice giving subcutaneous injections. It may help students gain confidence and skills in a safe learning environment.

This trial tests a teaching method called microteaching to help nursing students learn how to give injections in the ventrogluteal site (a safe shot location in the hip). It's for students who are repeating a nursing course and don't have internet at home.

This study compares two different ways of teaching nursing basics to first-year students to see which approach helps students learn injection techniques better. If you're enrolled in the Fundamentals of Nursing course, you may be able to participate.

This study tests a new simulation training for nursing students learning how to give injections and IV medications. It compares learning outcomes for students who use the simulation versus those who don't. If you are a first-time nursing student who has never practiced these skills before, you might be able to join.

This study tests if a fun, game-like virtual reality (metaverse) lesson helps nursing students learn how to give a ventrogluteal IM injection (a shot in a specific hip muscle). It's for first-year students who have never learned this injection before.

This study tests a new teaching method for nursing students learning how to insert a urinary catheter. It aims to see if the new method helps students learn and perform the skill better.